Sentence examples for to be changing from from inspiring English sources

Left and right, tea-party types or Democrats and independents growing uneasy with change that feels too much like what we were supposed to be changing from; we're mad as hell and we're not gonna take it anymore — though we invariably do.

A1 Promise Keepers Evolve The evangelical men's group the Promise Keepers appears to be changing from a mass movement to a more institutional form.

Specifically, Mr. Schmitt and Ms. Rubin take up the role of the Haqqani Taliban network, which appears to be changing from a crime mob into a leading militant force.

Instead, he's a hard-working milkman in a small Jewish village with a house full of daughters (three of them old enough to sing about matchmakers) and severe psychological confusion, as the rules of his world seem to be changing from day to day.

Trends appears to be changing from a top-down fashion evolution, dictated by manufacturers and fashion periodicals, to a bottom-up percolation, driven by social media and personal expression.

Foster says that Brownlee was known by his staff as "a man whose life was his work, who lived in his briefcase, and whose only recreation seemed to be changing from one job to another".

In general throughout the text the number of DN-classes that are referred to is changing from two (in the subsection "Three different interneuron classes elicit antennal grooming"), to one (in the subsection "A putative circuit that elicits grooming in response to antennal displacement") and to three (also in the aforementioned subsection).

This trend, he says, seems to be changing professions from something special to "just another way to make a living .American doctors are a good example.

Deposed Thai prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra appears to be changing gears from politics to sports.

Describing this approach to energy-saving, Mr Zinchenko says: "Should we be changing from pasta to potatoes when we are overweight?

Leadership may be changing from west to east.